I am wondering what kind of humidity control measures they take when shipping. Is it enough for up to 6 weeks in a metal box? Or should i get it shipped to someone back home to repack it with extra boveda packs?

Also, I am new to cigars and wouldn't mind some recommendations on cigars.

Thanks,

Daniel

First off, thank you for your service.

Secondly Smitty can help get you set up (^above^}.

Third to answer you question no they do not ship with boveda packs but you can certainly buy them here. If you can I’d go sealed plastic over metal but that’s not a deal breaker we’ve had members here deployed use ammo cans.

Be safe and keep posting, God bless you.

#1 - Don't order from here until the customer service reps are not working from home. Mistakes are up and CS response times are down.

#2 - If you can, buy Cuban cigars locally.

Thanks for the advice.

When I said metal can, I meant the plane or ship that the military will send mail overseas on.

I will probably get someone to put them in an extra cigar box with some packs, then seal the box in plastic so that the harsh shipping conditions won't ruin my cigars

Much appreciated Sir.

My unit is working on an APO right now. They've been dicking us around for the past month and a half, but we should have the address soon. I'll message you when I get it.

At this time of year they will make the trip....just toss them in a tupperware container and let them sit for a week to rehydrate.

If you have any other questions...shoot me a message.

David

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